The Board of Supervisors addressed a wide array of administrative and operational items. Significant actions included increasing the low-value property tax exemption limit, exempting the county from certain small claims advisory requirements, approving various contracts for forensic toxicology, fire department outreach, vehicle upfitting, traffic signal maintenance, and behavioral health hospital services. The Board also ratified opposition to legislation, accepted various capital asset donations, approved district priorities fund applications, and appointed representatives to the Library Advisory Board, Wastewater Advisory Committee, and Kimshew Cemetery District. Additionally, they reviewed contracts for road rehabilitation, landfill expansion, engineering services, and approved an employment contract for the Director of Behavioral Health. The Board also designated census tracts for Opportunity Zones and discussed groundwater status and infrastructure funding allocations.
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The board addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items, including the ratification of emergency force account agreements for fire recovery efforts, such as hazard tree removal and guardrail repairs. Key actions included appointing a community member to the Behavioral Health Advisory Board, approving a lease agreement for a public health clinic, awarding various job order and roadway rehabilitation contracts, and adopting a resolution regarding county service charges. The board also discussed the Park Fire recovery efforts, received updates on homeless funding and library programs, and authorized resolutions for Child Abuse Prevention Council operations. Additionally, the board considered personnel side letter agreements and a letter to the Insurance Commissioner regarding affordable insurance coverage.
Dec 12, 2023·Board meeting
Butte County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes a variety of items for consideration, such as approving meeting minutes, resolutions for grant applications related to emergency management and homeland security, and a presentation of nonprofit contributions from the Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC). There's also a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the City of Oroville for the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to support the Oroville Rescue Mission expansion, and an annual report from Explore Butte County. The agenda contains discussion of a letter of opposition for AB 702 concerning local government financing for juvenile justice, and ratification of a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Commission) regarding PG&E's progress on the Poe Hiking Trail. Other items include resolutions recognizing individuals for their service, revenue agreements, amendments to fee agreements, land conservation contracts, and contracts for training and consultation services. Budget adjustments, capital asset surplus declarations, and the approval of a final subdivision map are also on the agenda, along with resolutions certifying the urgent need for funding from the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Program.
Jun 28, 2022·Board meeting agenda
Butte County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda covered a wide range of administrative, financial, and programmatic items. Key topics included the adoption of an amended Capital Asset Policy to comply with GASB 87, numerous contract approvals and amendments with mental health service providers such as Aegis Treatment Centers, Youth for Change, and Traditions Behavioral Health, and agreements for indigent defense services. The board addressed legislative positions on bills regarding CARE Court and emergency medical services. Additional items included salary ordinance amendments, budget adjustments for County Service Areas, approval of subdivision maps, the adoption of a Military Equipment Use Policy for the Sheriff's Office, the Treasurer's investment policy, and several successor Memoranda of Understanding for employee bargaining units. Infrastructure and facility projects, such as the generator system replacement for public safety facilities and fire training tower construction, were also on the agenda.
